Channing Frye

And this show, I think, falls within those bounds.

This end scene was so far out of bounds from his typical humor lane.

Again, I thought it was hilarious, but also I was shocked.

It's just so shocking, but also hilarious.

I mean, HBO had to be cool with it.

You know, the crazy thing, sorry to cut you off, but think about this.

This is the type of show that I would say, yeah, absolutely you can watch the show on an airplane because it's mostly Tim Robinson doing faces and using his voice and stuff like that.

And so to have that was just like, maybe not on a plane.

It's that it's what makes the show brilliant is that it's shot and the score and everything about it is a spy thriller, but it is clearly a comedy.

But if you're not paying attention, if you were like washing the dishes and doing your taxes or whatever, and you had it in the background, you think it's just like, it's like the Americans or a show like that.

Dan, everybody knows this guy.

He's like, man, he's probably whacking there anyway, man.

That shit probably sucks, for real.

No, man, that's who's hating, man.

Who doesn't like Gus Johnson?

You don't like Gus Johnson?

He doesn't like football, though, I mean, let's be honest.

You know what Zaz is doing?

Hating from outside the club?

Exactly.